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In this essay on the Australian western The Proposition author James Rose situates the film within the familiar yet strange expanse of the Australian outback, as a space which plays out the age-old Western theme of garden vs. jungle, civilization vs. wildnerness, and the individual vs. the community.
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An analysis of how the representation of the modern male plays out in visceral dynamics of Alexandre Aja's The Hills Have Eyes, while also comparing it to Wes Craven's original.
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